Sentence examples for fascinating anecdotes from inspiring English sources

And they won't approve of the fascinating anecdotes he tells about some former clubhouse patrons.

Despite some fascinating anecdotes from his partner, Pierre Bergé, and his muses Loulou de la Falaise and Betty Catroux, "Times" doesn't thicken the stew.

Hein, who played the young orphan Newt, is now a fourth-grade teacher, and had some of the more fascinating anecdotes.

The magisterial chronicler John Freely has collected dozens of fascinating anecdotes in a new book called "Inside the Seraglio: Private Lives of the Sultans in Istanbul".

He will be joined by Nick Mortimore, black cabbie and tour guide, who will provide fascinating anecdotes and facts about London as you journey through the city streets.

The Ashcroft-Oakshott offering is much more successful in portraying Cameron's  development as an individual, as it runs from childhood to Downing Street, and there are some fascinating anecdotes.

But Cory Doctorow flags up one especially fascinating anecdote:One interesting wrinkle: TAO used interception of ecommerce shipping reports to discover when a target ordered new computer equipment.

When it's a busy day on the medical service, make your presentations as short as possible and hold your quasi-fascinating anecdote or arbitrary medical question for when things settle down.

It was a stream of fascinating, warm anecdotes about Britten, the quartet - for whose 40th birthday she compiled a wonderful book, in aid of the Amadeus scholarship fund - musicians in her circle, and her family, whom she adored.

The fascinating opening anecdote — the story of how a National Association of Rock Writers convention was held in Memphis, ostensibly to create a union but also to introduce Big Star to the world — furnishes both nostalgia and comedy.

You do feel satisfyingly hardcore, though, watching a couple of foreign teams contest a 0-0 draw, a member of an exclusive club comprising just expat Portuguese and Ukrainians, Jim, commentator Dave Woods, and pundits Stan Collymore and Pat Nevin, who once gave me some athletes' foot lotion with disastrous consequences – another fascinating personal anecdote I shall save for a future column.